good night from new york. neil: wrapping up this week, can you update me on what happened to us? welcome, everybody. i guess happy friday. i'm worried, very worried. i guess it hit me earlier this morning when i was watching a wrap up of the falling agency markets and the reporter said something that floored me. listen to this. >> well, it was the end of the week where the markets have been wishing and hoping that we were going to get some stimulus measures from somewhere. neil: she's right about that, but think about that. markets that used to bore government intervention are craving it and depressed because they are not getting it. that's weird and scary. it was scary because i was brought up that private enterprise is just that, private. it thrives when government is out of the way, not the other way around. not now. lately, it's not been happening for yearings, not since we bailed out banks base of their own greed and stupidity, set the wheels in motion for who was predictably greece, and then there was cash for clunkers to ensure the wheels would be continued to be greece. t